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METEOROLOGICAL TABLES, extracted from the Register kept at Edinburgh, in the
Observatory, Calton-hill.

N.B.-The Observations are made twice every day, at nine o'clock, forenoon, and four o'clock, after-
noon. The second Observation in the afternoon, in the first column, is taken by the Register
Thermometer.

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APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &c.

February.

Brevet J. F. de Burgh, late Lt. Col. h. p. rank
of Lt. Col. upon Continent of Europe
only
12 Jan. 1826

Capt. Locker, 34 F. Maj. in the Army
19 July 1821

2 L. G. Capt M. of Carmarthen, from 17 Dr.
Capt. vice Lord G. Bentinck, 75 F.

7 Jan. 1826
R.H.G. Ens. Lord Elphinstone, from 14 F. Cor.
by purch. vice Lord A. Conyngham,
prom.
28 do.

As. Surg. Hair, from 43 F. Surg. vice
Slow, h. p.

20

21

12 do.

22

Lieut. Hill, Adj. vice Hirst, res. Adj. only

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Hosp. Assist. Forrest, Assist. Surg. vice
Rutledge, 55 F.
9 Feb.
Lieut. O'Reilly, from 3 Vet. Bn. Lieut.
vice George, Af. Col. Corps 8 Apr. 1825
Ens. Stewart, from 2 Vet. Bn. 2d Lieut.

7 do.
J. Macdonald, 2d Lieut. by purch. vice
Evelegh, prom.
28 Jan. 1826
2d Lieut. and Adj. Young, rank of st
Lieut.
2 Feb.
Ens. Goulden, from 2d W.I.R. Ens. vice
St Quintin, prom.

Maitland, Lieut. by purch. vice

Campbell, prom.

Sterling, from 16 F. Ens.

28 Jan.

18 Feb.

do.

12 Jan.

J. J. Grove, Ens. by purch. vice Griffiths,
prom.

Hosp. Assist. Sidey, Assist. Surg. do.
Lieut. Babington, Capt. by purch. vice
Brocksbank, prom.

Colley, Ens.

11 Feb.

do.

do.

13 Jan.

J. N. Fraser, do. vice Whally, superseded

Ens. Congreve, Lieut. by purch. vice

Deedes, prom.

C. Humfrey, Ens.

9 Feb.

F. Hawkes, Cor.

do.

7

26

12 Jan.

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Ens. Pigott, Lieut.

do.

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do.

19 do.

do.

do.

Ens. Dixon, Lieut. by purch. vice Cheape,

prom.

J. M. T. Borton, Ens.

Lieut. Col. Baumgardt, from h. p. Lieut.
Col. paying diff. vice Fearon, 64 F.

Ens. Ross, from 3 Vet. Bn. Ens.

12 do.

7 Apr. 1825
M'Kay, from 1 Vet. Bn. Ens. do.
Hosp. Assist. Murray, Assist. Surg.
12 Jan. 1826
Lieut. Thain, Capt. vice Tench, dead
26 do.
Ens. Mackay, Lieut. vice Gibson, dead
2 Feb.
Lieut. Elliot, from R. Eng. Lieut. 9 do.
G. Talbot, Ens.
2 do.
Lieut. Galloway, Adj. vice Thain, prom.
9 do.
Brev. Maj. Lynch, from 3 Vet. Bn. Capt.
7 Apr. 1825
Ens. Walsh, from 3 Vet. Bn. Ens. do.
Lt. Cross, from 49 F. Lt. vice Stewart,
h. p. 74 F.
12 Jan. 1826
H. W. E. Warburton, Ens. by purch. vice
Harley, 87 F.
19 do.
Lt. Mackay, h. p. vice Hardman, dead,
1 Aug. 1825

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19 Jan. 1826
Capt. Chambre, from 75 F. Capt. vice M.
of Carmarthen, 2 Life Gds. 7 do.

36

.1 F.

by parch. vice St Clair, prom. 18 Feb.
Lieut. Cross, Capt. by purch. vice Mac-
dougall, ret.
12 Jan.

38

Surg. Armstrong, from Ceylon R. Surg.
vice Sandford, dead

19 do.

3

5

prom.
Capt. Smith, from 3 Vet. Bn. Capt.

28 do.

8 April 1825

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8 Apr. 1825
Ens. Childers, Lt. vice Russell, dead.
13 May
Hosp. As. Brown, As. Surg. vice Hare, R.
Horse Gds.
12 Jan. 1826
Ens. Varlo, Lt. vice Duke, dead

2 Feb.

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1 Sept. 1825
As. Surg. Malloch, from 16 Dr. Surg.
vice O'Flaherty, dead 2 Feb. 1826
Lt. Hill. Capt. vice Parsons, dead,

Ens. Scott, Lt.

17 July 1825
do.
26 Jan. 1826
Lt. Grubbe, from h. p. 74 F. Lt. vice
Cross, 36 F.
12 do.
Ens. Bartley, Lt. by purch. vice J. Briggs,
63 F.
19 do

4. At Leith, Mr William Dick, shipowner, to
Miss Crouden, Madeira Street.

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At Farnham, Surrey, Thomas Pearse, of
Highway House, Froyle, Hants, Esq. to the Hon.
Caroline Kerr, eldest daughter of the late Lord
Charles Beauchamp Kerr, and niece of the late
Marquis of Lothian.

4. At Glasgow, Alex. Glasgow, Esq. merchant,
to Helen, youngest daughter of the late William
Smith, Esq.

5. At Stirling, John Murray, Esq. of Livilands,
to Anne, daughter of the late Major Alex. Mac-
gregor of Balhaldies.

6. At Laverock Bank, Dr William Cullen, to
Henrietta, youngest daughter of Sir Henry Jar-
dine, King's Remembrancer of the Court of Ex-
chequer in Scotland.

12. At Whitby, the Rev. George Young, M.A.
author of the History of Whitby, &c. to Margaret,
daughter of the late Mr Robert Hunter of that
place.

- At Cartmel Church, Lancashire, Alexander
Murray, Esq. Advocate, son of the late William
Murray, Esq. of Polmaise, to Johnina, second
daughter of the late John Wilkinson, Esq. of
Castlehead and Brymbo.

13. At Edinburgh, William Horton Lloyd, Esq.
of Bedford Place, London, to Mary, youngest
daughter of George Whitelocke, Esq. of Seymour
Place, Portman Square.

14. At Richmond, Surrey, the Earl of Clare,
to the Hon. Elizabeth Julia Georgiana Burrell,
only daughter of the late Lord Gwydir, and the
Baroness Willoughby, of Eresby.

17. At Northumberland Street, Edinburgh,
Andrew Johnston, younger of Rennyhill, Esq.
Advocate, to Barbara, eldest daughter of David
Pearson, Esq.

-At Lochmaben, Matthew Graham, Esq. of
Priesthead, to Robina, eldest daughter of the late
Rev. Henry Laurie, minister of Lochmaben.

At Dysart, William Hunt, Esq. Writer to
the Signet, to Mary, only daughter of James Nor-
mand of Baltilly, Esq.

18. At Lord Ravensworth's, Portland Place,
London, Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart. to the
Hon. Anne Elizabeth Liddell.

19. Francis Grant, Esq. second son of the late
Francis Grant, Esq. of Kilgraston, to Miss Far-
quharson, eldest daughter of the late Captain Far-
quharson Ross of Invercauld.

20. At St George's, Hanover Square, London,
James Macdonald, Esq. M.P., to Anne Charlotte,
youngest daughter of the Rev. J. S. Ogle, of Kirk-
ley-Hall, Northumberland.

25. At Edinburgh, the Rev. James Grant, jun.
first minister of South Leith, to Miss Jessie Ann
Campbell, widow of Major Archibald Campbell
of Bragleen.

-At Glasgow, Robert Urquhart, Esq. mer-
chant there, to Jane, daughter of David M'Huffie,
Esq. of Overton.

-At Glasgow, Walter Crum, Esq. merchant,
to Jessie, youngest daughter of William Graham,
sen. Esq.

At Paris, Henry Harvey, Esq. of St Audries,
in Somersetshire, to Agnes, daughter of Alexan-
der Ramsay, Esq. formerly of the Hon. East India
Company's Civil Service at Bombay.

26. At Edinburgh, Captain William J. Hope
Johnstone, of the Royal Navy, to Eleanora Kirk-
patrick, eldest daughter of Sir Thomas Kirkpa-
trick of Closeburn, Bart.

27. At Edinburgh, Captain D'Arcey Went-
worth, 75d regiment, to Elizabeth, third daugh-
ter of the late Major Charles Macpherson, Inspec-
tor-General of Barracks for North Britain.

-At Greenock, James Boyd, Esq. surgeon,
Hon. East India Company's service, to Isabella,
second daughter of John Pringle, Esq. Greenock.

28. At Crathes, Captain Thomas Ramsay, se-
cond son of the late Sir Alexander Ramsay of Bal-
main, Bart. to Margaret, youngest daughter of Sir
Robert Burnett of Leys, Bart.

Lately. At Edinburgh, James Lawson, Esq.
W.S., to Margaret, youngest daughter of the de-
ceased Mr John Clark, Edinburgh.

DEATHS.

October 1825. On board his Majesty's ship Boa-
dicea, at Rangoon, in the 21st year of his age,

Thomas Mure, Esq. youngest son of the late
Thomas Mure, Esq. of Warriston.

9. At Agra, John Burnet, assistant-surgeon, se-
cond son of the late K. W. Burnett, Esq. of Mon-
boddo.

10. At Cochin, Captain James Craig, late of the
Hon. East India Company's 9th Regiment of Na-
tive Infantry, son of the deceased Robert Craig,
younger of Setonhill.

Nov. While serving at Rangoon, Capt. Alexan-
der, R.N. C B.

3. At Bombay, Capt. Gilbert Melville, 1st Re-
giment Bombay Light Cavalry, son of the late
Andrew Melville, Esq. Kennoway, Fifeshire.

14. At Hyderabad, Fleming Kelso, Esq. of the
13th Light Dragoons, youngest son of Colonel
Kelso of Dankeith.

28. At Abmednaggur, Lieut James Marjori
banks, of the 3d Regiment of Native Infantry, on
the Bombay Establishment, son of Alexander
Marjoribanks, Esq. of Marjoribanks.

Jan. 13, 1826. On board the ship Pomona,
while on a voyage to Jamaica, Lieut.-Colonel
Mark Howard Drummond of Kelly, late of the
72d or Albany Highlanders.

15. At Jordanhill estate, island of Trinidad,
Francis Brown, Esq.

Feb. At New Orleans, Mr Robert Bogle, mer-
chant there, formerly of Glasgow.

4. At Rome, Lieut. William Wemyss Fraser, of
the 44th Regiment, youngest son of the late Mr
John Fraser, Khives, Sutherlandshire.

19. At Mamee Gully, in the Island of Jamaica,
Mrs Shand, wife of William Shand, of Arnhall,
Esq.

March 1. At St Thomas, Mr Archibald Gal-
braith.

18. At Edinburgh, Mr William Stark, sen.,
builder.

- In London, Mrs Jane Smith, wife of Andrew
Paton, Esq. soap-manufacturer there.

- At No. 94, George Street, Helen, infant
daughter of Mr Brown, accountant.

At Haddington, Georgina, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr James Millar, printer.

-

At Kendal, Mr Alexander Davidson, Lectu-
rer in Natural Philosophy and Chemistry..

19. Mrs Guy, eldest daughter of the late Sir
Francis Elliot of Stobbs, in the county of Rox-
burgh, Bart.

rison.

At Whitethorn, Milnathort, Mr James Mor-

-At Edinburgh, Ann, the infant daughter of
William M'Dowall, Esq. of Carruth.

21. At Aberdeen, George Kerr, Esq. surgeon.
At Glasgow, Mr Robert Cross, engineer.
At Kilduff, Mr George Murray.

-

At Redhall, Mrs Inglis, wife of John Inglis,
Esq. of Auchindinny.

At her uncle's house, in Great King Street,
Edinburgh, Miss Alison Tweedie, daughter of the
deceased Mr Alex. Tweedie, late in Dreva.

22. At Lathallan, William Lindesay, Esq. of
Balmungie.

- At Linlithgow, Mr John Fife, cloth-mer-
chant there.

24. At Plymouth, William Richard Smith,
Esq. Post Captain, R. N.

25. At his apartments, York-Buildings, Mary-
la-bonne, London, Dr John Gray, late physician
to Haslaar Hospital.

At the Manse of Berwick, on the 25th ult..
the Rev. James Thomson, minister of that parish,
aged 80.

26. At Brown Square, John, eldest son of Mr
James Usher.

At Kelso, Robert Turner, Esq. late Royal Mi-
litary Surveyor.

28. At Dumfries, Mr Edward Dawson, writer.
28. At Hermitage Place, Leith, Andrew, infant
son of Mr John Mackie.

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At 30, Castle Street, Horatius, son of David
Cannan, Esq. surgeon.

29. Colonel Delancey Barclay, of the Grenadier
Guards, and aid-de-camp to the King.

29. At Edinburgh, Mrs Elizabeth Parks, widow
of Mr John Auchterlonie.

-At Stone House, Cumberland, John Rich-
ard, third son of Lieut.-Colonel Sir Hew Ross,
K.C.B.

30. At Bishop Middleham, in the county of Dur-

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At his house in Portsburgh, Mr Jas. Inglis.
- At Edinburgh, George Russell, Esq. of Inch,
wrlter to the signet.

3. At Edinburgh, James Bell, Esq. advocate.
At Windsor Street, Cecil Joseph, youngest
son of Samuel Joseph, Esq.

- At his house, in Smith's Place, Leith Walk,
in the 63d year of his age, and 38th of his minis
try, the Rev. Thomas Aitchison, pastor of the
first United Associate Congregation, Leith.

1. At Leslie, Mrs Ireland, aged 79.

-At Knockbay, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of
Colonel John Porter of Knockbay.

- At Dreva, Mr John Tweedie, junior, writer
in Edinburgh.

5 At the Mill of Arntully, parish of Kinclaven,
Mr Thomas Stewart, in the 101st year of his age.

At 25, India Street, Robert Douglas, Esq. of
Better Hope, Demarara.

-At Mayfield, May Ferguson Robertson, third
daughter of the late James Robertson, Esq. writer
to the signet.

At Leith, Charles John, eldest son of Lieut.
Charles Smith, Royal Navy.

6. At Glasgow, Major Alexander Mackay, Lag-
gan, Islay.

-At Shaftesbury House, Bayswater, William
Davidson, Esq.

7 At Duke Street, Leith, Mr Anthony Laird,
cooper and fish-curer there.

At Melville Mill, Lasswade, Mr Alexander
Brown.

-At Edinburgh, Robert Beatson, youngest
son of Mr W. A. Lawrie, writer to the signet.

7. At Portobello, Joseph Williamson, Esq. prin-,
cipal clerk of teinds, aged 82.

8. At Edinburgh, Catherine Ann Bennett, wi-
dow of Captain James Nicolson, of the Royal
Navy.

9. At North St James's Street, Margaret,
youngest daughter of the late Mr James Saunders,
writer to the signet, and wife of Mr Thomas Be-
veridge, writer, Edinburgh.

10. In the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, of typhus
fever, caught in the discharge of his duty, Mr
Samuel Gordon, physician's clerk.

- At Ann Street, Stockbridge, Christina Ho-
garth, third daughter of Mr Alex. Ballantyne.

At Newtonlees, near Dunbar, aged 76, Mr
Grive Wilson.

11. At Newton Don, near Kelso, after a very
short illness, occasioned by a spasmodic affection
of the stomach, Sir Alexander Don, Bart. M. P.
of Newtondon.

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At Edinburgh, Ann Elizabeth, eldest daugh-
ter of Coll. Macdonald, Esq. writer to the signet.
-At her house, Euston Place, New Road,
London, the Hon. Mrs Boyd, widow of the Hon.
Charles Boyd, and daughter of the deceased Alex.
Lockhart, Esq. Lord Covington, one of the Sena-
tors of the College of Justice.

D.

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At Edinburgh, the Rev. Duncan Forbes, M.

12. At Lanark, Captain John Todd.

13. At Edinburgh, in her 79th year, Mrs Helen
Wait, relict of Mr John Tait, farmer in Roxburgh
West Mains.

13. In Regent Street, London, Mrs Fauntleroy,
mother of the late unhappy Henry Fauntleroy.
14. Agnes Baillie, daughter of Mr H. G. Dick-
son, writer to the signet.

-At Monton Corbet, the only son of Colonel
Hargreaves of Ornerod Hall, Lancashire.

13. At Dundonnell-house, Ross-shire, Kenneth
Mackenzie, Esq. of Dundonnell.

16. At his seat of Nuthill, in the county of
Fife, in the 82d year of his very active life, John
Bruce, Esq. of Grangehill and Falkland.

At his house, in Minto Street, Newington,
Thomas Riddell, Esq. younger of Cammiestown.
At Norton Place, Mr John Nicholson.
17. At the manse of Muthill, the Rev. John
Russell.
At Newcastle, aged 67 years, the Rev. David
M'Indoe of the Scotch church, in the Groat
Market.

mar.

At Glasgow, Peter Buchanan, Esq. of Auch-

At Gallowberry, John Corrie, Esq. of Gal-
lowberry.

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At Leith, Mr William Hunter, tide-survey-
or of customs there.

18. At Dalyell Lodge, John Charles, only son
of John Dalyell, Esq.

At 17, Abercromby Place, Edinburgh, Miss
Isabella Wedderburn Scrymgeour, daughter of
Henry Wedderburn, of Wedderburn and Birkhill,
Esq.

At her house, Heriot Row, Mrs S. C. Camp-
bell, relict of Major John Campbell of the 76th
regiment of foɔt.

19. At her house, India Street, Edinburgh, Mrs
Stewart of Stenton.

20. At Edinburgh, Mr James Millar, late writer
and surveyer of taxes in the county of Fife.

- At Stirling, after a long illness, Hugh, eldest
son of the late Alex. M'Lean, Esq. Auchatenny.
aged 16 years.

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At Edinburgh, James, youngest son of John
Tawse, Esq. advocate.

21. At his house, Marine Cottage, Pirniefield,
John Rhind, Esq. cashier to the Edinburgh
Friendly Insurance Society.

At Nelson Street, Mr Thomas Ivory, en-

graver.

22. At West Lauriston, Elizabeth Hamilton
Glen, youngest daughter of the late Captain Glen,
Royal Navy.

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At his seat, Conon House, after a short ill-
ness, of inflammatory fever, Sir Hector Mac-
kenzie of Gairloch, Bart., Lord Lieutenant of the
county of Ross.

23. At Edinburgh, Lieutenant the Hon. Frede-
rick Forbes, of the 17th regiment of foot, third
son of General Lord Forbes, in his 23d year.

At 33, Ann Street, St Bernard's, Mrs Jean Lun-
die, spouse of Mr Archibald Lundie, writer to the
signet.

At Edinburgh, Miss Janet Leslie, only daugh-
ter of the late George Lestie, Esq. of Coberty.

At India Street, Sophia Marianne, only
daughter of the late Mr Douglas, Orchardfield
Place.

24. At Kirkdale, Ramsay Hannay, Esq.

At No. 3, Mound Place, Mrs Jane Wright,
widow of Mr Robert Norrie.

29. At Vogrie, James Dewar, Esq. of Vogrie.
30. At Bo'ness, William, second son of Mr
Stephens of the grammar School.

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At his lodgings, James' Square, D. J. Stew-
art, Esq. apothecary to the forces.

Lately. At Carthagena, on his way to Bogota,
in the service of the Colombian Republic, Colonel
William Henry Hamilton.

At Paris, the Right Hon. Lady Susan Doug.
las, a lady of considerable beauty, and most fas-
cinating manners. Her Ladyship was daughter
to the late, and sister to the present, Earl of Dun-

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Abjuration, 25

Acted Charades, No. 1. 558-No. II. 560
No. III. 564

Adamson, Gabriel, story of, 252
Africa, review of Denham and Clapperton's
discoveries in, 687

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Agriculture, remarks on, 287-Clamour
against the corn laws, 289-Interests of
agriculture, commerce, and manufactures
undivided, 290-The new system of free
trade considered, 294-Its operation on
agriculture, 297-On the cultivation of
light lands, 294-Consequences of al-
lowing free importation of corn, 300-
The ruin of agriculture must be follow-
ed by those of commerce and manufac-
tures, 302 Effects of a free trade in
corn on the nation generally, 304-The
restrictive system the foundation of the
wealth, happiness, and grandeur of the
country, 311

Airlie, Adam, the elder, and his family,
story of, 254

Ambrosianæ, Noctes, No. XXIV. 211–
No. XXV. 490-No. XXVI. 737
American Ornithology, review of Wilson's,
661

Anspach, Margravine of, remarks on an
article concerning her in the New Month-
ly Magazine, 470

Appointments and promotions, military,
99, 234, 620, 760

Aristodemo, review of Monti's tragedy of,
173

Atlantes, the island of, 87

Auto-biography of Mansie Wauch, tailor
-The bloody business, 76-My first
and last play, 347 The barley-fever
and rebuke, 574

Axel, a popular Swedish poem, free trans-
lation of, 184

Balmaquhapple, the great muckle village
of, a song, 739

2

Bankruptcies, list of British, 236, 623, 763
Birds, observations on, 105-Introductory
remarks, ib.-The blackbird, 106-The
thrush, 107-The starling, 108-The
grey lintie, 109--A confession of first
love, ib.British song-birds, 110-Re-
marks on confining birds in cages, 111
Births, 102, 239, 625, 764

Bismark, Count, and his works, remarks
on, 590

Blackwood's Magazine, observations on re-

marks upon it in the French Globe, 205
Brockman, Will, a smuggler, history of,

529

Buccleuch, Duke of, songs on his birth

day, by the Ettrick Shepherd, 217
Byron papers, remarks on the, 335

Charades, acted ones, 558

Christmas gifts, remarks on various publi-
cations intended for, 80

Church of England, remarks on the present
state, and probable future prospects of
the, 36-On the use of the word "Tri-
nity," ib.-On the titles bestowed upon
the King, 37-On the mode of adminis-
tering the Lord's Supper, 38-On Bap-
tism, ib.-The burial service, 40-Ex-
tracts from the book of canons, 41-Re-
marks on these, 42

Clapperton and Denham's travels in Africa,
review of, 687

College, a wedding at, 550
Cook and Housewife's Manual; by Mrs
Margaret Dods, of the Cleikum Inn, St
Ronans, remarks on the, 651

Corn markets, 37, 232, 617, 757
Cottages, observations on, 241--Contrast
between a town house in Heriot-row, and
a cottage in the country, ib.-Comforts
of a cottage to a family from town, 242
--Smoke, creepers, ib.--Moths, beetles,
rats, mice, &c. 243-Cattle, ib.-Bees,
damp, 244-Comforts of sleeping in a
cottage, 245-Béauties of a bona fide
cottage, 246-Cottage of Hill-foot; the
schoolmaster and his wife, 248-Cottage
of Windy-knowe, the gudewife and her
three daughters, 250-The Rowan-tree
hut, Aggy Robinson the carrier, 251-
Cottage of the Seven Oaks and its wret-
ched inmate, ib.-Cottage of the Broom,
Gabriel Adamson and Alice Gray, 252
-Leaside cottage; Adam Airlie the
elder and his family, 254-Highland
cottages, 256-Blind Donald Roy, 257
--Address to a wild-deer, 258-West-
morland cottages, 264

Country Curate, the, Chap. I. The poach-
er, 5-Chap. II. 9-Chap. III. 13-
Chap. IV. The shipwreck, 137-Chap.
V. The fatalist, 143-Chap. VI. The
smugglers, 529

Dead girl, to the picture of, 88
Deaths, 103, 239, 627, 765
Denham and Clapperton's Discoveries in
Africa, review of, 687
Devil's walk, the, 136

Diary of an old citizen, excerpts from the,
272

Distress, public, observations on the, 429
Dods, Meg, remarks on her System of
Cookery, 651

Dramatic powers of the author of Waver-
ley, on the, 152

Dramatic criticism, on cant in, 197
Dream, remarkable one, 736
Duke Phranza the regicide, 344

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